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His team in that period was an irresistible force that had the bad luck to come up against a truly immovable object. Great bloke, and he will be missed.

I think Neville has let the TV role he has go to his head. Hopefully, Rooney would not.

Evidently harder than one might think, if current evidence is any judge.

It's a bloody difficult thing to comprehend, that's for sure. It also highlights a weakness of when every single issue, even long term scientific ones like this, being directly subject to democratic process - it's next to impossible for enough people to make an informed choice, so the wrong one ends up being made.

Wayne Rooney growing massively into his TV pundit role at this world cup. He had a pretty raw time of it both at the end of his playing career and with what he's done in management and was clearly struggling psychologically for a while, so it's good to see him growing into a role.

Which, these days, is a pretty difficult tightrope to walk, even though I absolutely agree with the sentiment in principle. Especially when that opposition press is only too happy to fabricate when they can't actually find much, because the press regulator is toothless.

And it's self evident that the hypocrisy is not limited to one side of the aisle. I guess, with that being true, it comes down to which entity is capable of bigger degrees of influencing the public and therefore policy decision-making, and therefore where the hypocrisy causes most damage. And that is a pretty loaded debate in of itself.

That those areas of the press gave nary a peep when the same kind of changes happened multiple times between 2016 and 2022 under a different colour rosette.

Looks like Burnham is already facing calls to go for a snap general election by some areas of the press. The hypocrisy would be hilarious if it wasn't so deeply frustrating.

... apart from Mises and the Austrian School, that is. They are apparently sacred.

Stephen Miller. Again, and apparently always.

Those late 90s Friday nights In something of a defence, doesn't including wildly inappropriate sexaphone like this make it less likely for them to get copyright pinged?

That's an oddly specific reference.

I really hope the Beeb, ITV or both defy FIFAs (unspoken) directive and not show the half time show. Actually having the pundits panel witter for an extra fifteen minutes would be preferable.

Scoreboard pressure finally telling.